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CAS Newsletter 2015/2016

CAS Newsletter 2015/2016

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Articles, pictures and interviews can be reprinted only with the consent of Centre for Advanced Study Sofia (CAS - Sofia). Any citations should be duly acknowledged.

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CAS Newsletter 2014/2015

CAS Newsletter 2014/2015

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CAS Newsletter 2013/2014

CAS Newsletter 2013/2014

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CAS Newsletter 2012/2013

CAS Newsletter 2012/2013

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CAS Newsletter 2011/2012

CAS Newsletter 2011/2012

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CAS Newsletter 2006 / No 2

CAS Newsletter 2006 / No 2

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CAS Newsletter 2006 / No 1

CAS Newsletter 2006 / No 1

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CAS Newsletter 2005 / No 2

CAS Newsletter 2005 / No 2

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CAS Newsletter 2005 / No 1

CAS Newsletter 2005 / No 1

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CAS Newsletter 2004 / No 1-2

CAS Newsletter 2004 / No 1-2

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CAS Newsletter 2003 / No 2

CAS Newsletter 2003 / No 2

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CAS Newsletter 2003 / No 1

CAS Newsletter 2003 / No 1

Author(s): Svetlin Stratiev / Language(s): English

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CAS Newsletter 2002 / No 2

CAS Newsletter 2002 / No 2

Author(s): Svetlin Stratiev / Language(s): English

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CAS Newsletter 2002 / No 1

CAS Newsletter 2002 / No 1

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GREY Working Paper No. 1: Tackling the Undeclared Economy in Bulgaria: a Baseline Report

GREY Working Paper No. 1: Tackling the Undeclared Economy in Bulgaria: a Baseline Report

Author(s): Rositsa Dzhekova,Colin C. Williams / Language(s): English

This working paper is an output of the European Commission’s FP7 "Marie Curie Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways" (IAPP) project entitled "GREY - Out of the shadows: developing capacities and capabilities for tackling undeclared work in Bulgaria, Croatia and FYR Macedonia". Ms Rositsa Dzhekova, Center for the Study of Democracy and Prof. Colin C Williams, GREY-IAPP, Sheffield University Management School, University of Sheffield elaborated the report in April 2014. It provides a systematic review of available evidence on the extent and nature of the undeclared economy in Bulgaria, as well as on the institutional actors involved in tackling the phenomenon and their policy approach and measures used. The aim of the GREY project is to provide concrete policy recommendations, based on rigorous empirical evidence, for those seeking to tackle the undeclared economy in Bulgaria, Croatia and FYR Macedonia. The key objectives of our project are: to conduct evaluations of existing policy measures directed at enabling the formalization of undeclared work; to identify good practices and assess the extent to which they might be transferable to other countries or contexts; to develop innovative policy measures and test their effectiveness at tackling undeclared employment in the EU-27; and to train a generation of experts who will be able to act as advisors and implementers of ambitious projects aimed at curbing undeclared work.

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Determinants of European Union Enterprises Relocation in Bulgaria

Determinants of European Union Enterprises Relocation in Bulgaria

Author(s): Vesselin Minchev,Valentin Goev,Venelin Boshnakov,Tsvetomira Tsenova Knudsen / Language(s): English

Bulgarian transition is influenced by radical events in the winter of 1997. The new economic policy is based on the introduction of the Currency Board and the framing of the reforms by the agreements with the International Monetary Fund in 1998 and 2001. In the period 1997-2000 massive foreign investments entered the country and were supported by the macroeconomic stability maintained through the Currency Board, the beginning of the radical structural reforms and an active privatization policy. The EU accession perspective and the start of negotiations added a significant external incentive to the vital internal necessities for capital to cover the "resource gap" of the reform policies. FDI could be beneficial for a host economy due to the following possibilities: • Creates linkages between foreign affiliates and local firms. • Domestic competitors may increase their productivity through the working of ‘demonstration effects’ (imitation of introduced innovations). • Training of local employees (managerial, marketing and technological knowledge could be later transferred to local firms). The article aims at identifying and measuring the determinants of the European union enterprises’ relocation in Bulgaria and their impact on the relations between foreign and local enterprises; an area, in which positive effects concerning the recipient country are expected. The paper consists of 3 different sections.

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Bulgaria: Summing Up Privatization, April 1996

Bulgaria: Summing Up Privatization, April 1996

Author(s): Maria Prohaska / Language(s): English

The 1993-1995 period saw the first steps of privatization, the establishment and development of its institutional foundations and in 1995, the phasing-in of actual privatization. Over 24,000 entities had been privatized by December 31, 1995. Most units (about 22,000 shops, restaurants, hotels, warehouses, small production enterprises, etc.) passed into private hands through restitution. The specific nature of the recent development of Bulgaria's private sector is determined largely by this restoration of ownership rights to small urban properties. Restitution helped create favorable conditions for the establishment of a real estate market and for the promotion of entrepreneurship, mainly in trade and services. However, there are still many unsettled restitution claims, as well as some unresolved problems concerning how some former owners may be indemnified by giving them the opportunity to participate in other forms of privatization.

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Movement of Capital and Payments. Monetary and Financial Policies and Convertibility of the Bulgarian Lev

Movement of Capital and Payments. Monetary and Financial Policies and Convertibility of the Bulgarian Lev

Author(s): Lubomir Christov,Alexander Mihailov / Language(s): English

Monetary union is the final stage in economic and financial integration among countries, in the specific case analyzed in the present paper among the countries participating in the Treaty of Maastricht providing for the implementation of such a union as the ultimate objective of the convergence toward a unified Europe. Membership in such a union would require the adoption of a common currency and its circulation as a single legal tender (or the final and irrevocable pegging of exchange rates among the currencies of the participating countries), as well as the conduct of common monetary (including foreign-exchange) policy.

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Analysis of the Postprivatization Behavior of Enterprises in Bulgaria in the Period 1992-1994

Analysis of the Postprivatization Behavior of Enterprises in Bulgaria in the Period 1992-1994

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Two years after the adoption of the Privatization Law(1992), even if slowly, privatization in Bulgaria has made considerable progress. It is the only transition country wich implements only market (capital) privatisation. Bulgaria is a middle-income country, which poses a serious barrier to capital privatization. Of course, experience (Chile, for instance) has shown that a successful capital privatization is possible in such countries as well.

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Globalna ekonomska kriza, političke nesigurnosti i mogućnosti za reforme u Bosni i Hercegovini

Globalna ekonomska kriza, političke nesigurnosti i mogućnosti za reforme u Bosni i Hercegovini

Author(s): Boris Tihi / Language(s): Bosnian

- Povezivanje geografije i ekonomije, koje se postiže regionalnim integracijama, donosi brojne prednosti povećanjem međuzavisnosti između užih regiona i smanjivanjem njihovih tendencija ka autarihičnosti. - Teoretski model nodalno-funkcionalne regionalizacije je značajno poremećen u slučaju dezintegracije bivše Jugoslavije, kao dijela regiona Jugoistočne Evrope, a posebno unutar Bosne i Hercegovine kao subregiona. - Drastiščan pad GDP-a najbolji je dokaz za ovakav zaključak, pošto to nije uzrokovano samo ratom, nego i vještačkim podjelama nekada konzistentnih regiona. - Bazični ekonomski indikatori za Bosnu i Hercegovinu, kao što su GDP per capita, stopa nezaposlenosti, struktura privrede, odnos uvoza i izvoza i drugi, znatno su lošiji od većine zemalja u tranziciji, uprkos značajnoj pomoći međunarodne zajednice, što je direktna posljedica političke podjele na dva entiteta i dezintegrisane četiri bivše makroregije. - Procesi ekonomskih integracija na nivou Bosne i Hercegovine, bivše Jugoslavije i regiona Jugoistočne Evrope mogu se odvijati paralelno, mada su pomaci od užih ka širim regionima prirodni put. - Na nivou Bosne i Hercegovine najveća prepreka usklađivanju geografije i ekonomije je postojanje dva entiteta sa velikom samostalnošću i autarhičnim tendencijama, što dovodi do slabih centralnih institucija i nepostojanja jedinstvene strategije ekonomskog razvoja. - Brža ekonomska integracija regiona bivše Jugoslavije u interesu je svih novih samostalnih država koje su iza nje nastale, zbog komplementarnosti resursa, tradicije i nepostojanja jezičnih barijera.

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